Recycled Waste Share Discussion Threads

[lemain] 16/1/2003 08:16

Thanks for the update. My brokers, TDW, don't even have an approximate date for online trading :(

[pateman080] 16/1/2003 07:05

The FSA has finally pulled their head out of the sand and one can now trade retail covered warrants online.

They had stopped online trading just 10 days after the launch of the market last year and this no doubt hindered things some what.

You will however have to sign a risk form, but that's no problem.....

[aquaman] 29/11/2002 21:48

any ideas if RCW will recover after bad news on 27/11/02 : CEO suspended.

[pdyke14856] 05/11/2002 23:00

Mmm! Oh well I was looking for waste recycling companies and if I was you guys I'd put those certificates in the recycle bin judging my the RNS.

[double6] 05/11/2002 19:17

Um - not a good sign looking at the RNS late this afternoon.

[widemouthfrog] 05/11/2002 14:22

some action/result further to RNS? wonder if today's buying can be taken as a good sign? how long does due diligence take?

[gaew] 05/11/2002 13:58

Directors of this co would appear to have a good track record

David Norton previusly adviser to several waste management cos on landfill sites and incinerators

Bill Erskine involved in the recycling industry in r&d capacity since 1983

Roy Porter also MD of C Porter LTD waste recyclers

Ian Wakelin was MD of Waste management PLC and director of UK waste management LTD

Anyone know what triggered todays buying also see mrg another recycling co

[bodger99] 28/10/2002 19:01

w.m.f. - yep, i'm in the same boat - i saw this announcement yesterday, then today i saw the 40% off - makes you wonder doesn't it? it's amazing how little there is on this co. - still, like i said, my exposure is v.small thank goodness!

[widemouthfrog] 28/10/2002 13:55

...except:

Recycled Waste PLC - Re Agreement
RNS Number:7386C
21 October 2002

The Board of Recycled Waste plc ('Recycled Waste' or 'the Company') today announces the payment of #30,000 to Kindlets Limited ('Kindlets'), a recyclinginnovations company based near Edinburgh, in order to facilitate the Companycarrying out preliminary due diligence enquiries with a view to its possibleacquisition. The payment is repayable to the Company by Kindlets in certaincircumstances. A further announcement will be made in due course.Bill Erskine is a director of Recycled Waste, and is also a director andsubstantial shareholder in Kindlets Limited. Mr Erskine is therefore a relatedparty as defined under the AIM Rules and, as such, has taken no part in theboard of Recycled Waste's deliberations regarding the payment. The Directors,save for Mr Erskine, consider, having consulted with the Company's nominatedadviser, Corporate Synergy PLC, that the payment to Kindlets is fair andreasonable insofar as its shareholders are concerned.

Enquiries:
David Norton Tel: [phone] Recycled Waste
Tom Randell/David Simonson Tel: [phone] Merlin Financial Communications

[widemouthfrog] 28/10/2002 13:28

flat rsi & no trades for ages, then one £3k sell today knocks 40% off the price. any comment or observation v welcome - can't find info on this share anywhere...

[bodger99] 27/10/2002 17:51

Is anyone looking at this BB? Does anyone own shares. I bouught some in July to tuck away and, as we've heard nothing from RCW, (other than the recent investigation that is), I just wondered if anyone knew anything.

Thanks - Bodger

[shod] 02/9/2002 18:24

Recycled Waste PLC said its Airless Process Systems unit has
bought the exclusive global rights to technology for the thermal processing of
organic and biomass wastes.

Look at fundamentals!

Looks like it's running on air to me.

[yemmy] 30/7/2002 12:13

geaw do you or anyone know anything about the promoters of this co? Are they credible with track record??

[yemmy] 30/7/2002 12:10

geaw do you or anyone know anything about the promoters of this co? Are they credible with track record??

[gaew] 29/6/2002 06:02

After this weeks ruling about waste tyre disposal from the eu this co should clean up They have a head start on any others with both the technology to recycle the waste and the licences to supply other co,s with the machinery
If the management get their act together they could make a fortune very quickly at 2p this share looks very cheap and well worth a punt before it gets noticed by the masses imho.

[judd rhoades] 21/5/2002 16:52

Did you read the latest announcement about buying APS - Airless Processing Systems? It says it hopes to turn RCW into a world leader in waste recycling. Apart from that I know very little and am unimpressed by the narrowness of the market and the breadth of the spread.

Any views would be more than welcome as the whole impetus seems to have faded. Let's hope there's good news somewhere.

Judd

[oioisavaloy] 10/5/2002 23:27

whats happening to this stock?
any views?

SAV

[trayder1] 20/3/2002 07:20

Yes there is. Hoodless Brennan bought in bulk and sold off to their clients.

[judd rhoades] 24/1/2002 17:12

Someone comes in late in the day and sells a million shares at 2.19. On the face of it that's a poor omen. Is there a different explanation that I don't understand? Judd

[gaew] 22/1/2002 10:05

Mike

info taken from city equities report
address Goodlass rd Speke Liverpool L24 9HJ
tel [phone]

broker W H Ireland auditors Smith & Williamson

W H Ireland predict turnover 2.5m yr1 to 10m yr3 reported in investors week 13/11

monthly revenues june £2000 july £26000 aug £38000 sept £60000

3 revenue streams
1 collection of specified waste
2 selling on of by-products
3 licences for technology

joint venture partners for further sites identified and talks ongoing

head of co is non exec chairman John Carrington founder director of Cellnet Mercury One to one
president of BT inc director of Cable & wireless

[mike_c] 21/1/2002 22:38

Gaew thanks for the info.... any chance of quoting some sources so that the laypeople can do their own research. Thanks in advance.

[gaew] 21/1/2002 09:51

core business is recycling of medical waste and tyres by the reverse polymerisation process which breaks down the waste items into their constituent parts i.e for tyres oil carbon steel which is then sold on
this process produces no toxic waste. the price of dumping in landfill sites is set to increase due to recent gov legislation .dumping of tyres in landfill sites is now illegal and shredded tyres will be in the near future
the co also have the licence to distribute the reverse polymerisation machines [manufactured by a canadian co] in the uk and north africa and hope to set up
working partnerships with other waste disposal cos wishing to use this process


at the recent placing singer and freidlander picked up 28m shares [10%] for one
of their venture cap subs

predictions are that this co will be in profit this year
in my opinion a definite buy now

[porsche993] 18/1/2002 00:52

Prallum, where have you picked up on this share because I can't find any press releases on it and there seems to be some volume going through?

Thanks